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Kraken Open Some Balls. Smells Like Artificial Wonder. You'll Get NO Corn, NO Grain, and NO Lt. Gum! Nine Inch Nails Under Water. Goat Anus Oreos. Kicked me right in the rice. Watch Out for the Swiftie Bear! Phoned in footballer penis. Yank your bag properly. Brush Up on Your Morse Code. Divorce #5. A Serious XM Show. Sabrina Carpenter is Easy to Miss. Like Waterwold, but sticky. Table Toppings with Dan and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kraken Open Some Balls. Smells Like Artificial Wonder. You'll Get NO Corn, NO Grain, and NO Lt. Gum! Nine Inch Nails Under Water. Goat Anus Oreos. Kicked me right in the rice. Watch Out for the Swiftie Bear! Phoned in footballer penis. Yank your bag properly. Brush Up on Your Morse Code. Divorce #5. A Serious XM Show. Sabrina Carpenter is Easy to Miss. Like Waterwold, but sticky. Table Toppings with Dan and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PJ chats to Sean O'Shea from botinireland.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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We know where some of those pro bono payola hours are going. ----- Be prepared to be on the clock a lot longer at King & Spalding, where the firm has introduced a 2400 hour “productive” time target. In other words, attorneys will have to figure out how to describe 2400 hours worth of work to the firm's billing software every year. This seems to follow the overarching retreat from the work from home era, which also made news this week with a firm announcing a new office mandate… but just for some associates. Justice Jackson drew upon a generational touchstone to succinctly describe the Supreme Court majority's jurisprudence. And a pair of the spineless firms are providing free legal services to the Commerce Department.

We know where some of those pro bono payola hours are going. ----- Be prepared to be on the clock a lot longer at King & Spalding, where the firm has introduced a 2400 hour “productive” time target. In other words, attorneys will have to figure out how to describe 2400 hours worth of work to the firm's billing software every year. This seems to follow the overarching retreat from the work from home era, which also made news this week with a firm announcing a new office mandate… but just for some associates. Justice Jackson drew upon a generational touchstone to succinctly describe the Supreme Court majority's jurisprudence. And a pair of the spineless firms are providing free legal services to the Commerce Department. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What better time than summer to dive into a great book? In this special episode of World Radio Paris Presents, host Héloïse sits down with producer ARBL Murray to share a curated list of French books — from literary giants like Dumas and Camus to contemporary voices like Leïla Slimani and Gaël Faye. These are the books we're reading this summer, all available in English. Whether you're stretched out on the beach, killing time in a café, or just curious about French culture, this episode is packed with titles that will help you see France in a whole new light!

Fishing to bass on their spawning beds has always been a touchy subject. Matt Pangrac, a pro angler and host of the “Bass Talk Live” podcast has tips for taking care of any spawning bass you might be targeting. Hosted by OL Fishing Editor Joe Cermele. Edited by Mike Pedersen / Eighty Five Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SHOW NOTES: In this episode, we cover a trio of crucial home improvement topics. First, we share top painting tips to achieve a flawless finish. Next, we discuss how to maintain healthy indoor air quality without sacrificing energy efficiency. Finally, learn about installing a front door that looks great and increases your home's value and security. Tune in for these and other answers to questions from homeowners like you! - Painting Tips: Avoid painting predicaments by brushing up on these tips to paint like a pro. - Ventilation: Energy efficiency is great, but can your home be too airtight for healthy living? - Front Doors: Learn how to install a welcoming front door that provides curb appeal, value, and security to your home.   Q & A: - Windows: What's the discoloration on Amy's windows? Normal oxidation may have faded areas that need to be refinished, and mineral salts can be cleaned away with vinegar. - Floor Leveling: One corner of an addition is unlevel with the home slab. John gets tips on using a floor leveling compound or creating a transition between the two areas. - Patio: Linda needs advice for building the base for a combo patio and carport. Concrete would be the most durable and permanent as long as it's reinforced properly. - Bathroom Renovation: Scott learns why flipping the locations of a toilet and shower is a huge bathroom renovation project that's not worth the work. - Insulation: Mike knows there's no insulation in the walls of his old brick home. His only option is to remove the inside drywall and apply rigid foam insulation, plus seal drafts. Pressure Washer: What is the best PSI to choose when buying a pressure washer? 1,800 PSI is good for general cleaning, but there are other things David should consider.   ASK A QUESTION: Need help with your own home improvement or décor question? We'd love to help! Call the show 24/7 at 888-MONEY-PIT (888-666-3974) or post your question here: https://www.moneypit.com/ask. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Change management might not be in your procurement job description, but it should be. In this Quick Takes on Smart Consulting Sourcing episode, Hélène Lafitte explains why procurement professionals play a critical role in setting consulting projects up for success. From spotting misalignment early to designing collaboration into the process, Hélène shows how procurement can act as a catalyst for change even before the consultants are hired.   Tune in to discover how change fluency can make you a smarter, more strategic sourcing leader. Don't miss this one!

For years, a long-standing policy prevented federal immigration agents from making arrests at or near sensitive locations, including schools, places of worship, hospitals, and health centers. It was one of the first policies Trump rolled back in January, just hours after his inauguration.

Tune into this week's episode of Brokers' Corner to ensure you're staying up-to-date on important COBRA information. Your groups will follow your lead on any recommendations relating to benefits, so make sure you're being diligent on the latest updates!Our COBRA Administrator: https://www.bernieportal.com/get-a-demo/Follow us: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bernieportal/Attend our annual conference in Nashville to network with industry professionals and a keynote speech from The Office's, Andy Buckley!Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/weekdays-with-bernie-2025-tickets-1001480514177?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_campaign=Weekdays%20with%20Bernie%202025&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--qdl_Rt6EmUy52xRQ11GMavULY60JEPGCG04rhkdZpvaPXxLD5xZZfo0Ze4updOS-CFVeZewIF13BT-ATw6K5oVwU_M2CKTxVu447UEDm_rmkk9_U&_hsmi=321612823&utm_content=321475159&utm_source=hs_email

It's officially 2025, and nonprofits across the country are diligently preparing for upcoming legislative sessions, a presidential transition, and other critical advocacy initiatives. The Alliance for Justice Bolder Advocacy team is here to help when questions arise about nonprofits' ability to engage with government officials and pursue policy change. In the meantime, we've also compiled a list of our Top 10 nonprofit New Year's resolutions to help your organization ready itself for 2025 and beyond.    Attorneys for this Episode  Monika Graham  Victor Rivera Labiosa  Natalie Roetzel Ossenfort     Level-up Your Social Justice Advocacy  Check out our new Advocacy Playbook series for an overview of the laws and regulations that apply to 501(c)(3) public charities when they engage in lobbying and election season advocacy.   Resources designed specifically for advocates working in key issue areas:  Environmental Justice  Criminal Legal Reform  Gender and Reproductive Justice  Labor and Economic Justice  LGBTQ+ and HIV Communities  Health and Disability Rights  Racial Justice and Immigrant Rights  Democracy and Voting Rights    Conduct an Advocacy Check-up  Our new Advocacy Check-Up: Nonprofit Self-Assessment is designed to help your 501(c)(3) public charity assess its overall compliance with federal and state advocacy-related tracking and reporting requirements and to identify opportunities for you to build your organization's advocacy capacity.   The goal is to ensure that your nonprofit is aware of the opportunities for advocacy allowed by the tax and election laws that govern lobbying and election-related activity by tax-exempt organizations.    Brush-Up on State Law with Bolder Advocacy's Practical Guidance Series  Lobbying: Working to impact legislative or executive branch policy at the state-level? State lobbying disclosure rules may apply to your work.  Be aware of changes to the law that might have taken effect in the new calendar year.  Voter Assistance: Do you know what it means for your 501(c)(3) to remain nonpartisan, but also want to learn about state rules related to voter engagement activities?  Take the time to learn how to safely register voters, engage in line-warming activities, and more.    Take Stock of Your Nonprofit's Capacity to Evaluate Your Advocacy  Consider the data you already collect.  Track media and policy developments related to your work.  Make use of free tools and resources:   User's Guide to Advocacy Evaluation Planning  Data Playbook  When the Best Offense is a Good Defense: Understanding and Measuring Advocacy on the Defense    Amplify Your Impact with Text and Robocall Campaigns  Using text messaging or call campaigns to interact with your community and supporters? If so, it's time to brush up on the federal and state rules related to robocalling and robotexting campaigns.  Coming soon! Updated 2025 Robocalling guide containing details about consent requirements, mandatory disclaimers, and more!    Advocate for Key Appointments in New Executive Administrations  In the coming months, new administrations at the federal, state, and local level will appoint individuals to many positions that could impact your nonprofit's policy priorities. Your organization can help ensure the appointment of individuals whose values align with your mission and the needs of the communities you serve.  Keep in mind that advocating for or against nominees that require a legislative body to confirm the nomination is generally considered lobbying. On the other hand, making recommendations for positions that do not require legislative approval is not lobbying for tax code purposes.    Be Prepared to Defend Your Nonprofit and Its Work  Ensure that your legal house is in order by conducting an advocacy check-up (see Resolution #2).  Prepare and train your staff and volunteers in how to respond to potential threats that may arise in-person and through social media.  Assess your online systems for potential gaps in cyber security.  Check out our factsheet: Tips for Nonprofits: Preparing for the Possibility of a Politically Motivated Attack    Educate the Public about the Legislative Process. Introduce communities and  constituencies to the legislators who represent them. When community members  meet legislators face-to-face and discuss the issues that affect their everyday lives, not only do legislators receive the information they need to represent their communities, but those communities are empowered to invest more heavily in the outcomes of policy debates, giving them a stronger hand in their own future.  Conduct research and produce relevant resources that reflect the real story of your community and its needs.  Educate the community on the issues that matter most to your organization.  Host educational conference where people can gather, network, share information, and plan for the future.  Conduct leadership training to provide individuals with the skills needed to be spokespersons for potential policy reform.     Work Together. Join forces with other nonprofit organizations to maximize advocacy, share resources, and harness power in order to more effectively drive real and lasting policy change.  (Podcast) Working Together: Affiliation and Coalition Basics  (Guide) Coalition Checklist  (Guide) The Connection: Strategies for Creating 501(c)(3)s, 501(c)(4)s, and Political Organizations    Become an AFJ Member  The strength of Alliance for Justice is rooted in our membership of nearly 140 organizations that share a commitment to an equitable, just, and free society.   Throughout the 40+ years of AFJ's history, our members have been at the forefront of defending our communities' constitutional rights and building power across the progressive movement to fight for social justice.  Benefits include:  Priority access to Bolder Advocacy resources and special members-only training events  Free public webinar and on-demand webinar registration  Cutting edge research on judicial nominees  And more!  

There's only three weeks left in college football's regular season (even though the natty is over 2 months away), so let's talk about it. Roddy Jones joins Hartzell and the Lock Doc to break down a wild weekend in the ACC, including Miami's upset loss at GT and what it means for the Canes. Another close call for BYU in the Big 12 but the Cougs survive, and Colorado just keeps winning. Thanks for the memories, Iowa State, and how about 7-win Arizona State?! The SEC is dealing with a potential headache with trying to get two teams to Atlanta for their championship game, and yet Roddy still believes there's a path for a 3-loss Georgia to get into this thing. Lots going on, plus Rodstra makes his picks for week 12 fighting like hell to get back to .500 on the seasonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It is the first weather event of the season so lots of us are out of practice driving in heavy snow and rain. For a closer look at road conditions across the state, Anne Meyer from the Minnesota Department of Transportation joined Minnesota Now.

Welcome to ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare,’ where we explore the most poignant and memorable moments of the Bard’s masterpieces! In this episode, our insightful host takes you through the final scene sharing Hamlet Act V, Scene 2, with a focus on the moving line: ‘Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to… Read More »“Good Night, Sweet Prince, and Flights of Angels Sing Thee to Thy Rest”: Hamlet, Act V, scene 2: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 021

Max Whitehead joins Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to help you clean up your CV.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This scene takes place entirely in a graveyard! And Shakespeare, sensing things are getting a bit heavy, lightens things up with some comedy between two gravediggers! One of the gravediggers pops up a skull that belonged to the court jester, Yorick, and hands it to Hamlet. This begins one of the most famous vignettes in… Read More »“Alas, Poor Yorick!”: Hamlet, Act V, scene 1: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 020

Laertes returns to Denmark incensed over the murder of his father, Polonius, and seeking revenge. Things go from bad to worse when Laertes finds out that his sister has gone mad and then drowns herself. But Claudius is able to turn the wrath of Laertes away from himself and toward Hamlet, whom Claudius has sent… Read More »“To Cut His Throat I’ Th’ Church”: Hamlet Act IV, scenes 6 & 7: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 019

With Hamlet safely on his way to certain death in England, Claudius must deal with another threat to his throne: Laertes, the son of slain Polonius, is coming back from France to seek revenge for HIS father’s murder, and Laertes has his sights set on Claudius as the likely suspect! Adding to his rage, Laertes… Read More »“When Sorrows Come, They Come Not Single Spies, But In Battalions”: Hamlet, Act IV, scene 5: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 018

Send us a Text Message.Hi everyone!Firstly, here is the link to this Quizlet regarding VA burial benefits by user saraoffensend30 :https://quizlet.com/713469087/final-exam-funeral-management-2-veterans-benefits-flash-cards/Here is the information from the US government that I used for the flag folding part:https://www.vba.va.gov/pubs/forms/vba-27-2008-are.pdfThis episode will cover A LOT of really important information regarding VA benefits, forms, etc. AND how to place/fold the flag!As always, thank you all so much for you continued support!MAKE SURE YOU LISTEN TO MY HINTS. I CANNOT DO MUCH ELSE TO HELP YOU!I will continue looking at what to do next, I think I NEED to produce a grief counseling and a sociology section ASAP, as they are both extremely important to the NBE Arts. I will also be doing the religious practices as well. Same with cremation and the rest of the topics I have yet to touch on. I appreciate your continued patience!If you're interested in supporting the show but don't want to subscribe, my info is as follows:@MegOpocensky / $MegOpocenskySupport the Show.

This scene contains one of the most brilliant soliloquies in the all of Shakespeare, and it doesn’t start with, “To be or not to be”! Hamlet realizes he has been thinking about revenging his father’s murder too long, and now resolves to take action to kill the King, his uncle, Claudius!

Hamlet killed Polonius in the last scene. The king is now sending Hamlet off to England. But is it just to get Hamlet out of Denmark until things cool down? Or does Claudius have something more sinister in mind? Could Claudius be sending Hamlet on a one-way trip to England? One from which Hamlet will… Read More »Hamlet, Act IV, scenes 1-3: Brush Up Your Shakespeare 016

The tension mounts as Hamlet’s mother, Queen Gertrude, summons Hamlet to her chambers after the “Mousetrap” play to demand of her son what he thinks he is up to. Hamlet quickly turns the tables on her, causing her to cry out for help. This causes Polonius, hidden behind the arras in the same room, to… Read More »“Hoist With His Own Petard”: Hamlet, Act III, scene 4: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 015

Welcome back to ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare,’ where we uncover the hidden gems within the Bard’s timeless works! In this episode, our insightful host delves into the depths of Hamlet Act III, Scene 3, with a keen focus on the poignant quote: ‘My words fly up; my thoughts remain below.’ Join us as we explore… Read More »“My Words Fly Up; My Thoughts Remain Below”: Hamlet, Act III, scene 3: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 014

“Welcome back to ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare,’ where we delve into the rich tapestry of the Bard’s masterpieces! In this episode, our perceptive host dissects Hamlet Act III, Scene II, with a focus on the famous line: ‘The lady doth protest too much, methinks.’ Join us as we explore the intricate dynamics of deceit, manipulation,… Read More »“The Lady Doth Protest Too Much, Methinks”: Hamlet Act III, scene 2: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 013

Enter into the world of ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare,’ where the host steps into the greatest soliloquy ‘To Be Or Not To Be’. Join us for an in-depth exploration of the emotions, self-reflection, and existential ponderings embedded in this iconic soliloquy. It’s time to brush up on the brilliance of the Bard – your literary… Read More »The Most Famous Soliloquy in Western Literature: “To Be Or Not To Be”: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 012

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SHOW NOTES: In this episode, we cover a trio of crucial home improvement topics. First, we share top painting tips to achieve a flawless finish. Next, we discuss maintaining healthy indoor air quality without sacrificing energy efficiency. Finally, learn about installing a front door that looks great and increases your home's value and security. Tune in for these and other answers to questions from homeowners like you! - Painting Tips: Avoid painting predicaments by brushing up on these tips to paint like a pro. - Ventilation: Energy efficiency is great, but can your home be too airtight for healthy living? - Front Doors: Learn how to install a welcoming front door that provides curb appeal, value, and security to your home. Q & A: - Garage Trim: Mice and water are coming in through gaps in the corners of Dawn's garage doors. We recommend replacing the vertical pieces of weatherstripping to seal the spaces. - Bathroom Renovation: Is it a good idea to flip the toilet and the shower on a cement slab? Scott learns it's a massive renovation job that's not worth the expense and effort. - Water Quality: The cold water from only one faucet has a sickening taste. Nancy should report it to the water company and have the water tested. - Ceiling Drywall: Kenny can see the outline of the studs behind his ceiling. It's called ghosting and he gets tips on what causes it and how to hide it. - Wood Flooring: George gets advice on installing hardwood flooring in his family room, including how to prep the subfloor and paying attention to the pattern of the boards. - Electrical Outlets: When Belinda installs new GFCI outlets, do they need their own circuit breakers? We explain why it's not necessary and how to use an outlet tester. - HVAC: It would be a shame for Steve to remove his efficient and comfortable steam heat radiators, but he can still add a ducted air conditioning system. - Granite Countertops: How often should granite countertops be sealed? Every two or three years is recommended, but Dave can use some recommended DIY products.   ASK A QUESTION: Need help with your own home improvement or décor question? We'd love to help! Call the show 24/7 at 888-MONEY-PIT (888-666-3974) or post your question here: https://www.moneypit.com/ask. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“Welcome back, enthusiasts of the Bard, to another enlightening episode of ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare’! In this edition, our insightful host delves into the complexities of Hamlet Act II, Scene 2, unraveling the intricacies of Shakespeare’s timeless play and noting that “The Play’s the Thing!”. Join us as we explore the nuances of political machinations,… Read More »“The Play’s the Thing”: Hamlet, Act II, scene 2, part B: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 009

What’s eating Hamlet? That’s what everyone at court is trying to figure out! As the play progresses, the new king, Claudius, gets closer and closer to discovering Hamlet’s secret–that Hamlet has somehow figured out that Claudius murdered his way to the throne by killing Hamlet’s father!

After having gone over this famous soliloquy from Hamlet Act II, scene 2 in the regular podcast, I take some time out here to perform the soliloquy. The rendition may not be stellar, but the soliloquy itself is one of the greatest in the English language!

He is headed to El Salvador tomorrow, so Cass quizzes him on some unusual sayings.    Support the show and follow us here Twitter, Insta, Apple, Amazon, Spotify and the Edge! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey everyone, just wrapped up a super engaging chat with James about the ins and outs of the design world. We dove deep into topics like why keeping secrets about pay isn't cool, how the design scene's been changing, the real headache of figuring out what to charge for your work, and the big question mark that is AI and tech shaking things up. James shared some real talk about the importance of sharing the wealth (of knowledge, that is) and staying nimble in this fast-paced industry. No More Secret Handshakes: James really isn't into the whole "hush-hush" vibe around how much designers are getting paid. It's all about lifting the curtain and getting real with each other to help everyone grow. The Times Are A-Changin': Reflecting on his own journey, James pointed out that even though there's a sea of designers out there, making it past the first few years is tougher than it looks. His advice? Keep your eyes peeled and be ready to adapt. The Pricing Puzzle: Oh boy, did we get into the nitty-gritty of pricing. James opened up about his own battles and called for a heart-to-heart within the community on how to tackle this beast. Tech and AI – Friend or Foe?: With AI and new tech on the rise, James urges us not to hit the panic button but to think about how these tools can actually give our creativity a boost. Knowledge is Power, So Share It: James is big on the idea that we've all got something to learn and something to teach. Sharing your stories and skills not only helps you but lifts up those around you too. Roll with the Punches and Keep It Real: The design game is always changing, and the best way to stay in play is to keep learning, sharing, and being genuine with each other. Whether it's a new design trend or a tech breakthrough, let's tackle it together. Brush Up on Those Skills: Not just your design skills, but get savvy with the business side of things and stay curious about the latest tech. It's all about being well-rounded and ready for whatever comes your way. Let's Talk Money: Inspired by James's openness, why not start a convo with your design buddies about pricing? It's all about finding that sweet spot where you feel good about your rates and your clients do too. Tech's Not So Scary: Instead of fearing the AI takeover, why not explore how it can make your work even cooler? There's a whole world of tools out there waiting to amp up your creative process. Give Back to the Gang: Got a story to tell or some wisdom to share? There's always someone out there who could benefit from your experience. Whether it's through a blog post, a workshop, or just a coffee catch-up, your insights could light someone else's way. So, let's keep the conversation going, share those tips and tricks, and build a design community that's all about growth, creativity, and a little bit of tech magic. Can't wait to see what we all come up with next! Follow: James: https://www.instagram.com/made.by.james/ https://babygiantdesign.com/ Follow Thad: https://www.thadcox.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/mrthadcox https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrthadcox/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thadcox/message

Join us as we continue our exploration of the greatest of all Shakespeare plays: Hamlet!

In today’s scene, we find Polonius, the King’s counselor, being sneaky and using spies to gain information. It is a habit that not only contrasts with the “wise” Polonius we have already seen in Act I, it is a practice that will eventually lead to his death. Then his daughter, Ophelia, tells Polonius about an… Read More »Hamlet Act II, scene 1: “By Indirections Find Directions Out”: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 007

The Ghost of Hamlet’s father, the former King of Denmark, finally delivers his message to Hamlet. It is a message of evil, murder, deceit and revenge! It’s enough to drive a bloke bonkers!

Act I, scene 4 finds us back on the castle battlements in the middle of the night keeping watch with Hamlet and Horatio for the Ghost of the dead king. Will the Ghost appear? And if the Ghost does appear, what will it say? Join us to find out!

Join us as we dive into another scene from the most famous of all Shakespeare plays, “Hamlet!” “To thine own self be true!”

Making Shakespeare fun and easy! Join us with our exploration of Hamlet in this overview of Act I, scene 2!

Join us as we make Shakespeare fun, easy and fabulous! The way it was meant to be! We begin this series with an introduction to the greatest of all Shakespeare plays–HAMLET!

Today we jump with both feet into the first scene of Hamlet! What other play has a ghost appearing not once, but twice, in the very first scene?! Hamlet is the best play ever written!

It's that funny time of year, enquiries are down, wedding season has slowed and the whole world is thinking about Christmas.With 2 whole months until the end of the year, now is the time to get on top of the admin, build new business connections and get all the jobs done that you never have time for.In this episode I am sharing 8 things you can do this winter to make a positive impact on your wedding business.Join the Wedding Pro Members LoungeWant to meet other likeminded wedding pro's so that you can share ideas, network and help each other out? Then why not go ahead and join my free Wedding Pro community over on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/groups/weddingprosreadytogrow/Find out more about how I can help you grow your wedding business over on my website or Instagram page:www.beccapountney.comwww.instagram.com/beccapountneyTime stamps:Take a Break (00:00:56) Importance of taking a break during the quieter season to enjoy family time and recharge.Don't Panic (00:01:44) Advice to not panic when inquiries are quiet and to ground oneself with logic and look at the facts.Brush Up on Learning (00:03:18) Using the quieter season to learn new skills, brush up on knowledge, and invest in personal development.Work on connections (00:09:39) Meeting up with other wedding professionals This topic discusses the importance of organizing meetups with other wedding professionals, whether it's for networking events or simply grabbing a cup of coffee.Collaborate with venues (00:10:26) Connecting with wedding venues This topic suggests reaching out to wedding venues during the quieter season to build relationships and explore potential collaborations, such as taking photos, recording Instagram reels, or providing services for their events.Automate processes (00:13:24) Automating business processes This topic highlights the benefits of automating business processes, such as email sequences and lead generation, during the quieter season to save time and improve efficiency in the future. It also mentions the possibility of outsourcing certain tasks and organizing files and finances.

Today on Holistic Dentistry we're discussing string floss and whether it's actually the best tool to use for dentistry — or at home! We're going to examine the history of dental floss, different types of floss, flossing techniques, and alternatives to floss.  In this episode, we're taking a look at the good, bad, and ugly of string floss. First, Dr. Sanda shares the history of floss and what it originally was used for… back in 1815. Then, we take a look at different types of floss, including dental tape, super floss, and dental floss picks. We also share flossing techniques to help clean each and every tooth and a study on chemicals found in certain types of floss. Plus, Dr. Sanda provides a guide for making your next floss purchase, including alternatives like the water jet and water flosser. Do you have a mouth- or body-related question for Dr. Sanda? Send her a message on Instagram! Remember, you're not healthy until your mouth is healthy. So take care of it in the most natural way.  Key Takeaways: (1:49) What dental floss is and what it was originally used for  (3:30) When nylon replaced silk for the material of dental floss  (6:16) Problems with dental floss and its coating  (7:09) The texture of dental tape and why it's more suitable than dental floss (9:01) Dental floss picks and the specific way to use them correctly  (10:35) How to floss correctly and the damage that can be done from flossing vigorously  (13:46) A study stating that an Interdental Brush is more effective than string floss  (18:59) Better tools to replace floss: A water jet or a water flosser (19:40) PFAS and PFOS chemicals relating to a floss study  (21:55) What to look out for when buying floss  Related Episodes: Holistic Dentistry #20: Brush Up for a Brighter Smile: Top Oral Hygiene Techniques  Connect With Us:  AskDrSanda | YouTube BeverlyHillsDentalHealth.com | Instagram DrSandaMoldovan.com | Instagram Orasana.com | Instagram

Go here to see the leggings for fall at lululemon. Check out the Wundertrain leggings, the Fast and Free Leggings, or the Align Leggings to stay active and free to move no matter what kind of workout you're doing this fall. The exceptional fabric is buttery soft and makes you feel unrestricted and comfortable throughout your practice. Go here to check out the leggings at lululemon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wasn't there an Extra Terrestrial movie called E.T. something? Brush Up on Your Bogart. They Had DNA In 1982. Your Father Fought in the Star Wars. Lemon Entry my dear Watson. Nobody puts million dollar baby in the corner. Screwed by Cherries. Proves What, Ya Dumbasses? Pull Up a Potato, We're Having Chair! The Happiest Virus Factory On Earth. I'll Keep Tweaking. Protected by a chunk of cotton. Doing it With Sheep. Bowling with Bill. Beelzebub has a Dodo put aside for me, with Bobbyyyyyy and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wasn't there an Extra Terrestrial movie called E.T. something? Brush Up on Your Bogart. They Had DNA In 1982. Your Father Fought in the Star Wars. Lemon Entry my dear Watson. Nobody puts million dollar baby in the corner. Screwed by Cherries. Proves What, Ya Dumbasses? Pull Up a Potato, We're Having Chair! The Happiest Virus Factory On Earth. I'll Keep Tweaking. Protected by a chunk of cotton. Doing it With Sheep. Bowling with Bill. Beelzebub has a Dodo put aside for me, with Bobbyyyyyy and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Here's Where It Gets Interesting, Sharon speaks with Whole30 CEO Melissa Urban. But Melissa isn't here to talk only about food. Instead, the duo tackles the important topic of boundaries and our tendency to struggle with saying one very important word: no. Melissa's green, yellow, and red light framework for boundaries provides an easy guide to both sharing our boundaries with others and easing our anxiety and dread during difficult conversations. This episode is a must-listen before the holiday season! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.